Rule changes are afoot to bring municipal court criminal practice more in line with the process for indictable offenses in Superior Court.
February 19, 2013 at 06:53 AM
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Rule changes are afoot to bring municipal court criminal practice more in line with the process for indictable offenses in Superior Court.
Revisions proposed by the Supreme Court Committee on Municipal Court Practice in a report published Feb. 18 would:
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